Canada considering Chinese EV tariffs | BlackSuit gang blamed for CDK hack | Umicore could reconsider Canada | 3 Canadian suppliers among world's top 100 | Suppliers rethink where, how to make parts

Accusations that China has spurred its own EV industry through unfair subsidies led to both Europe and the U.S. retaliating this spring

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